You’ve Never Seen A Brain Like This

This is the most detailed map of the human brain ever made. And it only maps a slice of the brain smaller than a grain of rice. Here’s how scientists did this...

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[CleoAbram]

If you'd like to learn more about this research and the team behind it, search this! DOI: 10.1126/science.adk4858

[gabiausten]

All those connections and I still can’t decide what shirt to wear…

[ioanbugheanu]

Born with a supercomputer, forced to scroll shorts

[axzphere]

Not to flex, but i have those inside my head

[frankieinjapan]

Our brains need to work on cable management

[figo]

If I had a dollar for every one of my brain cells, i’d be in debt...

[NonyaBusiness-cvfx]

So, you tellin me that a map of the brain that is smaller than a grain took up 1400 terabytes of data, while my whole brain can't even memorize a single math equation.

[RaccoonRecluse]

I have a traumatic brain injury, and learning more and more how complex the brain is makes me realize that it's not that weird that my nose itches when tap a spot on my leg.

[Brainyplanet]

Brain is the only organ that named itself

[tastynottasty]

So my brain is thousands of terabytes but I can’t remember what I ate yesterday. 😅weird

[davidbarber]

I appreciate you called it Machine Learning instead of AI

[adnanakber]

Her enthusiasm and excitement clearly shows on her face...she looks more enthusiastic for information she gives rather than views

[noahtheguy]

This is actually incredible. Just 500 years ago Da Vinci only saw the brain on its most basic level. Now we are able to see literal neuron connections. Humans really are an incredible species when we do things for our own good

[mcleishmartin]

This really brings home how far we are from 'scanning' a human brain into a computer.

[anorangewithacapybaraunder]

1 billion books worth of data in that tiny slice but she can't decide what to eat

[asphaltXtreme]

That "tada" seems to be exciting!!😅😂

[Kainlarsen]

See, this is how A.I should be used; For aiding medical science to cure people, not usurping the creative works of humanity.

[wiki]

oh, so they could fully map my brain 🧠🤏

[poketopa]

Really, just such amazing content. It’s really so inspiring to speculate where this map will be 20 years from now. Humanity is seriously amazing

[m.pearce]

My brain is the heaviest known and no Centrum